Helping breastfeeding babies thrive in day care
I'm a day care provider. How can I be sure that breastfeeding babies and their mothers get what they need?
Welcome! Do you have worries about your child? Here are my answers to questions that parents often ask. Being a parent is easier when you have good information and supportive advice. You'll find both here.
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I'm a day care provider. How can I be sure that breastfeeding babies and their mothers get what they need?
Our baby won't nap! He sleeps well at night, but naps are always a struggle . . .
We have a two week old breast fed baby and we have been given completely opposite advice about giving her a bottle . . .
It seems like every time we turn around we find something more to worry about . . .
Why does our baby cry every evening? She's two months old and this has been going on ever since she was ten days old . . .
My baby Jamie is four months old. It seems like he is only happy when he's being held (or nursed), and I'm so exhausted I'm getting desperate . . .
I had a difficult delivery and I'm going back to work early, so I decided not to breast feed. My little girl is very healthy, but I'm concerned that she's missing something . . .
How soon should I put my baby on a nap schedule? I’ve heard that if we don’t start with a regular routine, we’ll never get her to sleep well . . .
My mom suggested that we get a playpen for our new baby, but my friends tell me that is a really bad idea. (Actually, they act as if I’m contemplating child abuse). But she says there will be times when I can't watch the baby every minute
We are first time parents. Our baby is healthy and growing, but even so she often cries. We don’t know if she’s hungry, sleepy, in pain, or . . .? We want to do the right thing, and sometimes we don’t have a clue. How can we tell?
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